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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
A HAYSEED ADDRESS.
Mai. Edwards Speech Being Dis
tributed Throughout the Terri

tory.
FARGO, Dec. 23.-The Dakota rail-
roads have felt the protracted and, in
the view of his fellow-citizens, the al
most inexcusable absence Of Col. Donan
from the territory. The only smeliorat-
ing circumstance Of an explanatory
character is that his Pegasus became
rheumatic in the miasmas of Honduras
and is being nursed back to pyrOtchnie
illumination in seductive smiles that
will yet materialize numerousiy in the
census of Dakota. In the meantime,
the Manitoba railroad seems to have
found substitute in Mai. Edwards. It
has just printed $4,000 copies Of his hay
seed address in Trail county, and is
sending them out to boom Dakota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
Two Wild-Eyed Gentlemen in
Dakota Reach Out for
Each Others Boards.
Fire Quickly Wipes Out $780,
900 Worth of Valuable
Property in Fargo.
Maj. Edwards and Several
Fargo Citizens Indicted
by the Grand Jury.
Ten Thousand Bushels of
Wheat Eaten UP by Flames
Near Jamestown.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak. Dec. 23.-Near Will
Transport, little village forty miles
northwest of Bismarck, j. w. Wescott
was cutting wood on the land of A. l..
Reynolds when Reynolds came up.
Words followed and WescOtt rushed
upon Reynolds with an AK. The latter
fired at WescOtt several times, the shots
taking effect in his legs and face.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
Poisoning GopherS.

Special 70 the CLIQUE.
JAMESTOWN, Oak, Dec. 23. - The
county commissioners are taking hold of
the gopher question thus early in the
winter, and have decided to distribute a
large quantity of poisoned wheat for the
little pests to feast upon when they feel
the cravings of an empty stomach as
they come out of their holes in the
spring,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
Don't Kick in the Door.

Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The Evening
Critic says: Congress says to Dakota,
seeking admission to the Union,
Knock and it shall be opened unto,
youP But there is nc use knocking the
door down."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
BISMARCK NEWS.

The Water Works in Running
Order-A Creamery Wanted.
Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak, Dec. 23.-The Bis
marck water works are now under the
complete control of the he Water
Works company. Col. Monroe trans
ferred the management to the company
Thursday, and the company is now
ready to receive the orders of all appli-
cants. Col. Monroe, who has been here
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
HE HELD HIS HOME.

Acting Land Commissioner Stock
slayer Makes a Good impress.
sion
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
Svhat Is az Afsidav vlts.

As notary public, wehaye frequent
" refused TO certify that signers OF
afadavits <spersonally appeared and
duly s@orn said" informing those
who presented the statement that we
could not certify to something that
was not true, Tic following isdudge
Hudson's view on thc aubiecb
81 am induced just here to REMARK
that the facility with which defen-
dant can procure strong and high:
sounding af1idavits in his behalf is
greatly aided by the fact that is by
many too lightly regarded, and many
Of them are not ailidavits at all, the
atlantis hot having been sworn. /
have been surprised to fpd misun-
derstandipG of this matter even bv
the attorneys at law. An affidavit is
statement made under oath, reduc-
ed to writing and subscribed by the
ailiant in the presence of The officer
administering the oath, who adds
thereto the jurat or col tifficate. 1t is
no affidavit unless the party subscrib
ing it, in solemn form of law, swears
to it. This he does not do by simply
subscribing it. The oeth must be
taken just as one is sworn in Court
Of iuSti'n:--E ,rr~n~ 80 r~r-'' "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
Court

| Court eonSensa at 10 Jam. last
Monday, 5udge PRESLEY presiding.
Evefy juror answered to fcll call, and
on thisacco,mt HIS Honor congratuls-
ted the people on the good health Of
tee county. Col. Orr being detained
on account of sickness in his family,
Mr.. CHILD was appointed to act as so
licitor, assisted by Mr.. B. Arthur Nor
gan.
The Grand Jury returned tho fol,
lowing true bills: The state against
w. X. Lindsay, assault and battery of
n high and aggravated nature; the
State against W A. Singleton same
charge; the State against Alfred Wick
same charge. "Ne Bill Twas found in
the case against William Griffin. John
Hunt, colored, who was charged with
carrying concealed weapon, and with
assault and battery with attempt to
kill, was found guilty in both cases
The cases of the State against w. A
Singleton and Alfred Wick were con
tinued to next term. The Grand Jury
returned true bill in the case against
n. H. Owen.
The Grand Jury was discharged last
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

any, touuINC,t inuUn praise lOr IL. ne
Chronicle did him the compliment to
publish the lecture. Several ptra-
graphs Of tho lecture were recognized
by Mr.. Brnct, of Abbevillc, as old
acqu0intmccs. Mr.. Bcnct mention.
cd this fact through the Chronicle,
and it made DR.. Hawthorne very
mad. The mere mention Of this fact
could not i'll any way affect the cause
of prohibition. It could only take
away some of tho glory which had
been asclihca to the great preacher
So his getting mad and abusing Mr..
Bcnot proves th,.t the Doctor is more
concerned about his reputation as an
orator, than he is about {hc cause he
advocates. Mr.. Bunet said nothing
about Jesus Christ. But tho very
next time DR.. Hawthorne went into
his pulpit in Atlanta he preached DR..
law thornc and him pcrsccuted," in.
stead OF "Christ and Him crucihod." ;"
When he saw Mr.. Benet's criticism he
should have gone at once to some
lawyer for11adyice. The lawyer would
have told him if the criticism
was true, to lie low; if it was not true,
to,reply to 1t by saying, "grcnt minds
run iii the snme channel" The
grNndcat ships that plough tho TEN.
pcstiouS seas. need pilot when they
npproach the shore.
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49,, ,,IIlIInIgroTo0. bnt fhn eD-roIIol
affiont norclv enh,or;Los h;s, m',,'I,, no,''n ~
q wr;ttrn stotomnnt vh;nh on ,,1i nn;oo,, ~
certifcs is sworn tn whnn IN fant i
was NOT JTnnn t,iol fn,, ~ ,,nr;ur,. ,.;u, ~
this fact would be snrc 70 bn moIo -
o,,ncor and tbo dofon1ont ,,'>,,iJ y.
ocumtte1 Tho f,,,, nf +boon -
immnteriol so # ha rocn,rniyod ~. ~
INV. Nnrort, o1>al' Ill., 10 l'ooH ',iNIt' 90, ~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

are here to-day.
They are direct from Ail;en. having
Travelled through th~ country M
over the prouUscd route uf the I, .
lima, Cumberland Gap and Clicau,
kaiiroad. their purpose being to OK
anime the condition of the road bod
already graded, NHd to obtain a gen
crai krowlcdgc Of the character Of
the country through whi"l it runs.
having special regard to it's iiatural
resources to feed and aid in the sup.
port Of road. 1t is the intention Of
these gentlemen to make Thorough
inspection O! the route and the pro-
cc%dm'@s under which, township taxes
have been voted in aid Of tho road,
and 1t they become satisfied that the
tax ls bona tido (of which, there can
be but one opifion) and with the char.
"cter of the country, then contract
between their company and W. Fl.
Schof"ld, tIc financial agent Of the
road will be entered into }or the
building of the South Carolina divis
ion by fixed time.
They go from this roint to Abbo-
vile. The comiug Of these gentlemen
into ON midst has awakened the in.
forest and strengthened the conf
denco Of our people in the building
OF this road, and their bu:iness way
~ : ;.. 't;- ~ .looro"
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1t is with much Dleas,ne thot wa
announce to our many patrons that
we have madellrran&ements with that
wldo-awake, \ Illustrated farm haga-
zine, The Amf1cnn Farmer publish
ed Mt Fort Nlahc, nd.j and read by
nearly 200, ,OO0prmers, by which that
great publlcac pm will be mailed di-
rect, Free, to Iho address of any Of
our subscribers who will come in and
pay up all arrcfaGes on subscription
and one year h advance from date.
ana to any nev subscriber who will
pay one ycnrn advance. This is a
grand opportunity to obtain first
class farm journal free. The Ameri
can Farmer isn latgo 1G-pagc journal.
OF natiollal clculntion, which ranks
among the lading agricultural pa
pcrs. IL treas the question of econ
omy in agriculture and the rights
and privileges Of that vast body of
citizens-Amoicm Farmers whose
industry is tie basis of all material
ana national pPSpcrity. It's highest
purpose IS thi elevation and emo
h,i'o% OF agri culture through the
n%hcr and on Hdcr education OF thc
men and womrA cngagcd III is put-
SUI. Iho lcgular sul,ao!iptim,
price II The km"ric&l Farmpr is
80" per year 1t costs You nothing.
FROM amy Que lumber ideas csn be
obsN'Hrd f""t V ~ =" " 1 thrice She
.uhscri F.> II or mrm
hcr3 of ,.,. ...v, .-.,4 -
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nS follows:
Mayors. A. Townes.

FOR ALDERMAN;
Ward IL. NJ. McDco,
Ward 2'-W. j, Smith.
Ward 3-James Mcpherson,
Ward 4-Alox FinIay.
Ward 5--Jmcs Il. Williams
Ward G-~Jas. \. Mcdaniel.
The vote for now school houses WAS
practically unanimous, only two votes
being cast i'll opposition.
Much uniavorablo criticism has
been had in Greenvillc and elsewhere
in regard to the conduct of the can
vass. All the doubtful methods used
were madU necessary Ivy the efforts of
the parties, OF their friends to con
troll the colorcd vote. We do not
know what it is, but there must be
sOmo good reason for the intelligent
wliIto voters Of the city, turning over
their birthriGhts, the good name,
peace and quiet Of tl,eir city, to it's
worst elements. Surely they will
not let This occur again. The city
belongs to the white people, md they
can control ii without straining n
single nerve Assuming such con
troll and managing every thing de-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
THE GEORGIA SCHOOL
-~Ge e.
Language, Science ana Art
fWHE next session will begin Wo,1,,~~

HNE OF the best Business and Norma
~ Schools South, and only one having
a separate Female Department, offers a
select, unsectarim,, christian home to
young mon and young la'lics, providing
Tuition and Board, including Washing,
Fuel, Lights, etc, for only $12 per
month eachf Penmanship, Book keep
inng, Shorthand, Type writing end Mil
SIC thorouhly taught. Full Business,
N"rm"li Collegiate and Irregular cour.
ScS OF study. Superior Preparatory De
partment. Healthfuincss unsurpassed.
over zoe stu udents past year. The 10th
year begins III September. Early APP
Pilcatlon is necessary to secure u place.
Eof catalogue address at once, TERRELL
H. SIMMoNs, Prcs't, NOrcross, Ga.
july 81, '849t
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- Inc proprietor has, fol% many Years
visited the leading nqiao1aes North
and West and correspondent With
those Of foreign countries, CATHERINE
every fruit calculated itoH guit the
South, both native and fiaef9n! .tFhc
reputation Of RoGnonG HilRNufsctics
is such tl'a6 many &gcnts. going out.
from Greenoboro, representing othei'
nurseries, try to leave the imprcssioli
that they are representing these
nurseries. Why do they do It? Let
the public answer.
| have in stock growing (fmd can
show visitors the samo) the LARGEST
nnd best stock Of trees, &C., ovorsh0wn
OF seen M any two nurseries in North
Carolind, Consisting of apple, peach,
ear ,cliorrys plum, grape Japanese
perannmon, Japanese plum, apricot,
ncctarlne5 Russian apricot, nltiburiv,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
raspberry, currantsy pccang, English
walnuts, rhubarb, asparagus, ever.
greens, shade trees roses &c!
Give your order to- my authorized
agent or order direct from tie Gfufsery
Correspondence solicited. DessYipb
We catalogue free on application,
Address,
.J. Van I1imsIla.y.
Guiltord Co R01I0EA, " G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

NiSSH ~essS . ohFssh~' -
HccomplIshos for everybody exeotlywhat is claimed
toYt Ono OF tho for tho great popularity OK
tH5 HU3tahg IthiTncnt is found inits uhiverant
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine'
The Lumbermnn needs It IN case OF accident,
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfo fomiy uSe'
The Gtrua tor needs IL for his teams and his men,
Tho Btechnnic needs 1t always on ms "'iF'
bench. ..t. n....
The Miner needs 81 In case OF emergency
The Pioneer needs slt-can't getalons without IT,
Tho Farmer needs it ir hls'house' MS STABLE
and his stock yard. ....
The Steamboat mhn orthe ho"I"''h HcouS
itin liberal supply afoatand ashore
Tho H0rsG-Cnncier needs lit n MS heEt
friend and safest reliance. . ,.....,
: Tho EtecIs grower needs it--h VIII Savo him
thousands OF doll0rs and a world Of trouble.
The railroad man needs It aud WIN need It 80
hong ma his life is round OF accidents and dangers
Ihe Bnc6@o6 dsmnn needs It, There IS moth.
InRIIko tt as an antldoto for tho dangers to life
limb ard comfort which surround the pioneer,
The Merchant needs It about his store nm0ny
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come tho Mustang Linmcnt I5wantcd at once
Keepn Bottle In the House. 'Tis the best OF
economy.
Keep II Bottle In the Factory. Istmmcdlate
use In case OF accident ain and loss OF wages
Keep II Bottle Always In tho Stable for
uRo when wanted. :,
Jaa 30, 1887 1y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22
ure of publishing the regrets.

w. H. Heard, colorcd, wants the
editor of the Daily Sun, to write some
articles on reading, philosophy, com
mercc and religion. The editor of
the Sun can handle the first subject
in Way that will greatly benefit his
readers.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

The Transylvanio, (N. C) Pioneer
is certainly stirring up its county to
the importance of voting for the rail,
road subscription Of $4,000. No
county IL the United States would
derive more benefit from q railroad
than PENNSYLVANIA.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

Capt Dawson has our thanks for
n pamphlet Of 80 pages, containing
the trade review Of Charleston, to-
gether with elaborate reviews Of the
trade of Columbia, Groenville and
Spa'tnnburg. The publication of
such facts and figures each year can,
not fail to be of great benefit to tho
public, and especially that portion Of
il engaged in commerce.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

-, james Blaine SAYS he will not ac-
cept Of thc nomination to be Presi-
dent from the Republican party. He
may be kicking before he is spurrcd::
The only reason we hope the party
will make him take it, is that hc.is
the candidate the Democratic party
will not have to loose any time study.
ing its campaign lesson.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

tions ~...
Edgcfoid has boen in need Of a
road SO long that size would ,be satis1
tteFs with elnoatonyline, butthe Gum
beflond Gap is the one most desired. =.
This road, besides giving us better
travelling facilities, viii throw lis in.
TO direct communications with Charles
ton ard tho west, thereby sectniny :
better and cheaper markets. IT TIA
verses She center Of the county and
will develop tire country and open. ,p
new Industries.
The towns and townships along
tiIis tno have voted q heavy subsidy
in aid Of building the road, and our
people are willing, anxious and ready
to redeem any pledge or obligation
provided road is sectGed, WaIoUk
with favor upon this new project to
build the Carolina Gaproad, and shall
watch. future developments with deep
and hopeful interest. - SpeciuE 20
Ne,oS and Courier .la =.
II You Want a Good Article
VI Phoa IonAcco, ask your desler for
SsahE.RN HPH1s,,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

= lll,, ~ M,,lN :.
ing Tor us. Agents preferred who can
furnish tlreir own horses and give thr,r
Whole tnao to the bou'ucaa. Spare mo.
mcnts may be profitable .employDd also,
\ few vacancies III towns and cities. Il.
+. JOHNSON s; CO., 1913 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. mg %, 3.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

Last week q little dog in Charles
ton charged up against fcnc one
the opposite side of which bull dog
was lying. One foot accidentally
went through the crack The foot
wfas at once appropriated by the bull
dog, md the little fellow alarmed the
nei%hhorhood. Moral: Don't mon
koy with any one, when he is on his
own side Of thefenco.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

L
Abboyille, o. spent the ,,mopning
,in M Atlantaa eli E4ate ftr Knoxville
He breakfasted af Che Kimbal House
with Hon John S. Davidson, and
spent awhile in the ssenato, Many
of.the leadipg eiti2eng. called on him
Mt the KnnBal, and. ,he. ZELDA sort of
ovation drt5n8 bis entifo>steyo /
Ed GALLOWAY, the genial load clerk
of'the K{iimbal House says no guest
OF the house in1alonS time has had SO
many ny.cauers. He was. early besoig,
ed by the newspaper men, and m the
kimbal House lobby or the senate
was the center Of an interested group
A number of foreign born citizens
rendered him n banquet If he would
stay over but his engagement requir-
his going on TO Knoxville. Anxious
Inquirer" has no reason to feel that
he is without friends hi Atlanta. =.
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I have used Salvation Oil for rheuma.
tism in tho feet and after several appli,
cation was entirely relieved of pain and
could walk as good as ever.
MRs AM r. WATKINs,
Northumberland st., BALTIC.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

Wherever you go, boom your conn-
ty. It's fields md meadows, it's hills
and valleys are worthy Of much
prnise. It's citizenship, schools and
churches arc second to horc, It is
dry, and docs not leak much on the
sides; and it cnn boast of as good
seasons as any county in the world
Bacon is certainly advancing. The
price wont up to II cents last ~rrk.
A farmer friend writos us that he
! - ~, ,l;o
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p1oErNs c.H. sc.
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T JRSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1887.

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advertisements inserted mt one dollar
J per square of one inch or less for The first
insertion and fifty cents for each snbseql-
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&merclantS and others advertising for six
s months or ly the year.
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines,
81 Tributes OF Respect, Communications
& of a personal character, when admissible
wilissh charged for as advertisements.
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THIS PAPER p %el SS f22pG Cos 81 s!c st es
ADVERTISING bureau 0spruco St whore ndycrtislna
contracts may Des-tilado foc IL IN NEW KOEGMS
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'-'rerhe Supreme Court Of Illinois has
justly affirmed the death sentence
passed on the Chicago anarchists.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-22

Whisky is just as good to use in
electiol& as it is any where olse.
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" iHt Y ! ;ua rnturD 10 H..
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thing of great value and imp0rl. .
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Addres TRUE & Co., Augusta, NJ, +.
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So ~ -ss1SyN.

1 miN iAiGs and Ghldens Linen Collars C luou cc0ts
Me1 unlaundc shirts at 35 CENTS drill raars OK .
at alos under vests at 25 hundred, o fnr t
Witch for want of space will not mention. ~ 'e"l
Ioy carry the Biggest ana most varied in this line Of sn
offered South (roln,, and the of
n thai no stone Will be left unturncd to- give SATISFA
III cvcty of the word by
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y Coughs can you cell me how
8ss:? Aa1e new dishes to please
81 Ihey have grown tired
S, filis three .L,,. times g day"
).s a. Why Mrs. Brown,
Edh that you have not
6s a2la Go to the SE&rpNrb
S2enYllie, o,year's subscription
: eihihsg2llna editor will give
81 Mariner one year
a'V "o Vent only learn how
pe thFes hat you can get
sflSlse' @4at the Ladies'
.~s,, S,as pTna,pte. I could
spean Farmer
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KUME! lUME!! KUME!!!

Kortinuc to Tow I'nrnip Seed.
kwlt Grum Qing about the weather:
Kut tn" dods tail off right
kloso behinA his ears, and
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GREENVILLE, S. G:

STAcKED frdo sto,o 20 ~ with , , 5 ,n - -, .
can | CARPETS and Window Shades Dress goods all gra
aI4 at all prices from Sc yard Dress Gnghans
he'd and white wool Flannes from 15cs
Is equal to 35 cent Flannel in this country
ncfS make (Al wool fllnG . Govt ri ~
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